Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit While there were moments in the Colorado Rockies’ 2016 season where it seemed like they could contend for a Wild Card spot, it was still very much a year of rebuilding. With a parade of high-profile prospects being called up from the minors, and with several little-known players stepping up…
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The Colorado Rockies improved their record by seven games from 2015 to 2016 ending the season with a 75-87 record. The team certainly could have finished the season with a more impressive record but their record plummeted in the month of September. The September record of 11-16 was their worst winning percentage in any month…
via Colorado Rockies: Who Was the Most Improved Player in 2016? — Rox Pile
Von Miller has 11 career sacks of Philip Rivers, and if he can add to that total, the Broncos could be in good position to extend their 15-game division road winning streak.
When it comes to the possibility of an in-season coaching change, a team has two clear opportunities for processing the adjustment on the fly: (1) during the bye week; and (2) after the short-week Thursday game. For the Chargers, the short-week Thursday game comes tonight. If the Chargers, who could be 5-0 if they could…
via Could Mike McCoy’s job be on the line tonight? — ProFootballTalk
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (The Sports Xchange) – Joe DeCamillis stood behind the lectern in the Broncos’ media room and looked comfortable. He’s done this before, of course. As the special teams coordinator the last two seasons, he’s had a press conference every week. But he hasn’t talked every day. Nor has he handled the bevy of…
via Broncos’ ‘Joe D’ Looks Comfortable In The Interim — CBS Denver
Denver’s running backs only received 13 carries Sunday against Atlanta partially because they fell behind early, but they haven’t had much success lately even with bigger loads.
via Denver Broncos at San Diego Chargers Week 6: Who has the edge? — The Denver Post
The main priority for DeCamillis, the Broncos special teams coach, is maintaining the template Kubiak has established and keeping the team on track before playing Thursday night at San Diego.
via Could Broncos interim coach Joe DeCamillis become a viable head coach? — The Denver Post
Love equals victories. In Denver, the Broncos get all of the love and most of the big victories. This undeniable truth makes the Rockies, Nuggets and Avalanche feel like losers, and drives them crazy with jealousy.
via Kiszla: Why Broncos win championships, while Rockies, Nuggets and Avs make excuses — The Denver Post
The Avalanche’s “core” is easier than ever to identify. After Nathan MacKinnon and Tyson Barrie signed long-term contract extensions in the offseason, that group is the six under-30 players who will make $5 million or more this season.
via Avalanche hopes to get at “core” of problem this season, make it back to playoffs — The Denver Post
NHL reporter Mike Chambers takes a look at the 2016-17 Colorado Avalanche roster.
via Breakdown of the 2016-17 Colorado Avalanche roster — The Denver Post
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